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The Canadian and Indian governments expelled each other's senior diplomats as relations between the two nations worsened following an investigation into the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In a statement on Monday night, India’s foreign ministry expressed doubt in Canada's ability to ensure

The topic of reparations for slavery is not scheduled for discussion at the upcoming Commonwealth heads of government (Chogm) summit, and Downing Street has confirmed that the UK does not plan payments in this regard. This position could potentially create friction between Keir Starmer, who will be present at the

Russia's hidden network of oil tankers has grown, transporting up to 70% of its seaborne oil despite international efforts aimed at limiting Moscow’s energy earnings during this period. The volume of Russian crude moving by these outdated and underinsured vessels nearly doubled within a year, reaching approximately

The first people caught at sea, under an immigration agreement between Italy and Albania, are now heading towards Albania for their asylum requests to be examined. As part of the deal agreed upon by Italy’s leader Giorgia Meloni from the far-right party, a naval vessel embarked on Monday

A far-right Danish political figure, who has been linked with Qur'an burning incidents in Sweden, faces trial on charges related to these acts. Rasmus Paludan of Stram Kurs (Hard Line) becomes the first individual tried under Swedish law for such allegations. He opted not to appear physically

Three US-based professors, including two academics with UK origins, were recognized as Nobel Prize recipients in economics for their research on how colonization's institutional frameworks influenced current countries’ wealth status. The insight of Turkish-American Daron Acemoğlu and his colleagues – Simon Johnson from Sheffield and James A